Easy OpenCV Resource Hunt

This page summarizes the projects mentioned and recommended in the original post on /r/FTC
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  • EOCV-Sim

    Develop, test, and tune your EasyOpenCV pipelines directly on your computer with a simple GUI !

    • EOCV is pretty much just a "glue layer" between OpenCV and the FTC SDK. So I'd recommend starting by gaining some familiarity with OpenCV in general. You should also look into the EOCV-Sim project (developed by Sebastian) which will let you iterate much more quickly as you develop your pipeline as compared to deploying to the phones every time.

  • EasyOpenCV

    Finally, a straightforward and easy way to use OpenCV on an FTC robot!

    • There is a short page with an overview of using EOCV here

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